Berna Sanders appeared in a comic book podcast with some life -long Democrats who expressed their disappointment in their endorsements and discussed the party for the last ten years
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders recently admitted “that Democrats are a threat to democracy.” In the new episode of blatant podcast, Sanders coincided with comics Andrew Schulz and Akaash Singh Monday, supporting the vision that the Democratic Party has undressed his voters from the democratic process.
When they talked about Hillary Clinton’s primary victory in 2016 and Kamala Harris was chosen As a party presidency candidate by 2024, Schulz stated his frustrations that Democratic supporters did not look like they had control over the selection of his candidates.
“During the last four elections, Democrats, we heard that we had nothing about who could be president,” said Schulz.
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He further commented: “We talked a lot about native and oligarch Republicans and to take democracy. But from a Democratic perspective, and I am a lifelong Democrat, it seemed to me that the Democratic Party completely eliminated the democratic process of its voters.” Sanders replied by saying, “I completely agree with that.”
The Co-AmfiTrio Singh pushed the envelope by putting Sanders the idea that Democrats had not welcomed a “just” primary in the last four election cycles. Singh asked, “We couldn’t say, apparently, there has been no fair primary for Democrats since 2008?”
“Fair enough,” Sanders said, making “I’m not going to argue with this point. And that’s why I’m proud independent.”
Schulz openly shared his disappointment, emphasizing that Sanders “broke [his] The heart “Approved Clinton in the 2016 race, stating that” they “, which refer to the democratic establishment,” stole “Sanders’ candidacy.
Reflecting on the options in these elections, Sanders emphasized: “In the world I live … you are at a choice. Will it be Hillary Clinton? Or will it be Donald Trump? It’s not a great choice. “
For years, Bernie Sanders has been an adversary out of the way the Democratic Party is working internally. He and Alexandria Occupation recently have recently begun their “struggle oligarchy” tour of the United States, where the disproportionate of the rich political collaborators and advisers had fallen.
In March of this year, Sanders also wrote criticism of the Democrats, saying that they had “no basic support” and that they consider the party to be “very dominated by the multimillionary class, led by consultants who are out of contact with reality”.
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